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Citizens Advice has been helping people in Scotland since 1939

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Hands-on...Superintendent Sharon Comrie (60) has worked for the SSPCA for an incredible 47 years. A love of animals saw her volunteer from the age of 13 and she's never left since!

People have helped drive the SSPCA’s work for 180 years

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Hero's welcome...family and friends met Mark Calder at the Forth Bridges to celebrate his achievement, on the final leg of his mammoth Running Home 2019 challenge.

Scottish charity worker surpasses his £50,000 Running Home target

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South West Coastal 300 route puts South Ayrshire on the map

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Meet the Robert Burns Humanitarian Award 2020 finalists

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Social media has adverse impact on Scottish SPCA’s work to protect animals

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Communities urged to take the plunge to celebrate Year of Coasts and Waters

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Badgers sett to keep their homes beside rail tracks

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The violin is pictured here ahead of its departure with Murray Pittock, National Trust for Scotland Trustee and David Hopes, the National Trust for Scotland's head of collections and interiors

Burns violin from Tarbolton brings sound of Scotland to the United States

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Miadens Beach

Keep Scotland Beautiful encourages Ayrshire beaches to aim for national accolade

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Traffic and Travel More Traffic and Travel >>

Fallen tree blocks A77 at Maybole causing traffic problems

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Long delays expected during weekend closure of A77 Seamill to New Smyrton

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More misery for motorists as Girvan road to close for three days

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Christmas and New Year bus times 2019/2020

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Sergeant Dominic Doyle and Jodi Gordon, partner at Cycle Law Scotland, launch the #LightUp campaign.

New campaign reminds all road users to #LightUp

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Crime More Crime >>

These are the top 10 burglary hotspots in the UK

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Efforts to tackle crime include a review of golden eagle disappearances.

Disappointment over rise in wildlife crime

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The profits from selling goods stolen in house break-ins are often used to fund more significant criminal activity.

Bargain buys could be funding criminal gangs

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There areas have the highest rate of drink and drug driving convictions

These are the worst areas in the UK for drink and drug driving offences

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Weather More Weather >>

Weather warning for south west Scotland

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Politics More Politics >>

General Election 2019: SNP wins Ayr, Carrick and Cumnock seat

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Rocketing costs of PFI projects leave councils facing financial timebomb

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Allan Dorans.

Allan Dorans elected as SNP candidate for Ayr, Carrick and Cumnock

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Figures published by Facebook show that �6.4 million was spent on political ads on Facebook or sister site Instagram.

Thousands spent on targeted Facebook adverts by Scottish politicians

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Bill Grant MP

MP Bill Grant to stand down at next election

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People More People >>

Citizens Advice has been helping people in Scotland since 1939

People

Hands-on...Superintendent Sharon Comrie (60) has worked for the SSPCA for an incredible 47 years. A love of animals saw her volunteer from the age of 13 and she's never left since!

People have helped drive the SSPCA’s work for 180 years

People

Hero's welcome...family and friends met Mark Calder at the Forth Bridges to celebrate his achievement, on the final leg of his mammoth Running Home 2019 challenge.

Scottish charity worker surpasses his £50,000 Running Home target

People

South West Coastal 300 route puts South Ayrshire on the map

People